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by sisk 14y ago
Adding nothing to this conversation but this is awesome. What an amazing response. Humblebrag: Psyched to see two out of three of my main points addressed. I'm impressed. Meat Loaf* would be, too. * - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two_Out_o
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by sisk 14y ago
Hey Paul. First off, thanks for reaching out to the community like this. A few things: Visualized event bindings. Would be awesome to have a visual indicator of event bindings right on the page. Color-coded bounding boxes drawn around eleme
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by sisk 14y ago
The first part of your statement is true however this typeface is used during a different phase of the design process. It even reads as such in the headline ("wireframes"). That'd be like suggesting mock responses are counterproductive bec
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by sisk 14y ago
This may be a non-starter for this gentleman. Both Stripe and WePay have SSN requirement of sorts: https://stripe.com/us/help/faq#do-i-need-an-SSN https://support.wepay.com/entries/313535-why-are-you-asking-...
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by sisk 14y ago
These sort of things generally revolve around tax reporting. As an international student, you should be able to get an ITIN or TCN which, I believe, they also accept.
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by sisk 14y ago
Check your mute switch.
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by sisk 14y ago
I'm on my phone so all I can see is a jquery mobile-based site but, given some of the comments, I assume he's probably overloaded the scroll event. That event fires _a lot_ so if you load it up with too much logic or attach too many listene
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by sisk 14y ago
They've monetized. I've seen advertisements on the splash screen in SF (for the local network news team, strangely), and Zipcar, Hess, Taco Bell, and Dunkin Donuts POI indicators on the map in and around the Boston area. Clicking on those P
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by sisk 14y ago
I have had wonderful accuracy with Waze. In fact, the one instance where I had an issue (was told to turn left on a no left turn), I reported it (a well exposed feature in the app) and it was fixed by the next time I drove by. I think that'
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by sisk 14y ago
You can also find this feature in the PayPal Here app.
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by sisk 14y ago
I personal do this for legibility and ease of comprehension. Kinda loses its value when dealing with such nicely rounded numbers but, as an example, 1000ms / 24 is easier or me to comprehend as 24 ticks per second than 41.6666ms.
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by sisk 14y ago
Right but, as mentioned, inline styling is mixing markup and styles so it's best avoided (plus you're still relying on CSS to hide the content). Regarding the `hidden` attribute, there is no support for it in IE (at least up to and includin
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by sisk 14y ago
From an accessibility standpoint, this is a bad idea. Not that long ago, you had to make considerations for clients without CSS support (e.g., text-based browsers or screen readers). Across the board, things have gotten significantly better
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by sisk 14y ago
This is the exact same process used by http://hid.im to encode a torrent file into a PNG (not for obfuscation, mind you).
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by sisk 15y ago
You may have reverted to older firmware in the past but that's because either you have an older phone (3G and below have no signature checking), did so before Apple started signing firmwares (I believe it started somewhere in 3.x), or you'r
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by sisk 15y ago
Firmwares are signed and checked against Apple's server. They block all but the latest firmware.
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by sisk 16y ago
I do the following a lot (setTimeout as a relevant example): setTimeout( (function(scope){ return function(){scope.fire();}; })(this), 500 ); The short explanation is you return a function from an immediately-executin
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by sisk 16y ago
Here, this one will work without requiring jQuery: javascript:(function(){var a=document.getElementsByTagName('img'),i=a.length;while(b=a[--i]){b.setAttribute('src','http://placekitten.com/'+b.width+'/'+b.height);}})();
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by sisk 16y ago
God bless rainbow tables.
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by sisk 16y ago
JavaScript. I had my browser open ... it seemed like the logical place. :)